Amazed by the polygonal landscape paintings of German artist Torben Giehler.

He is fascinated by virtual spaces which, even from the outset, always illustrate realities that are just possibilities – imaginary worlds floating between planning, construction, and unconstrained fiction. (…)

Giehler brings the view of reality implied by one medium into conflict with that of another, blending the aesthetics of simulation into the domain of a translucent painting style that is definitely oriented on material.

Text taken from Submerging in colour space by Jens Asthoff